Interfering the Acquisition

Shenzhen, SF Express headquarters.

Sitting at the desk, Wang Wei meticulously read the files on the table.

As the president of SF Express Group, Wang Wei, was as legendary as the company he led. He was only 22 years old. With a start-up capital of only 100,000 CNY, he had grown from a startup company with a total of six people to SF Group with a market value of over ten billion dollar today.

Even Jack Ma expressed deep admiration for him.

However, today he was obviously a little absent-minded. This situation was very rare. He put the pen aside and rubbed his sour brows.

Recalling the past, the last time he experienced this kind of anxiety was still in 2002.

At that time, SF faced a severe test of the right to retrieve power from franchisees. If successful, SF Express would become the first logistics company to get rid of the affiliate system and achieve direct management of the company's network.